Inner Eden Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

The scene calls you to see Zion not as a distant city but as your own state of awareness. The comfort promised is the awakening of I AM to itself, a returning of attention to wholeness. When you regard your waste places as ripe with potential and imagine the wilderness as Eden, you invite a new chemistry of feeling. Fear and lack shrink under the gaze of gratitude; the deserts of limitation are simply landscapes your imagination can redraw. God moves through consciousness; your inner image of peace becomes the outer atmosphere you breathe. In this light, joy and melody are not contingent on external events but arise as you accept the truth that you are loved and complete in the present moment. Zion's restoration is not relocation but revision: you revise the inner story until the remembrance of plenty is natural, and the mind itself sings with thanksgiving. As you dwell in that state, the external world aligns with the new inner Eden.